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From ETonline, “With a plethora of TV options to go to on streaming, as well as on cable and network television, there’s an overwhelming wealth of choices when it comes time to figure out what to watch when you sit down in front of your television, computer screen or phone.“

Here is a list of new and returning cable television series to watch or record and are also available to stream on specific services like Hulu.

See my weekly newsletter for a list of new shows on streaming channels, including Hulu, Netflix, HBOmax, Showtime, and Prime Video.

This list covers the month of October. New series titles are in bold.

**Sources: Your guide to the 2022 TV premiere dates, Fall TV 2022: 14 Shows You Should Watch, 50 TV Shows That Are Premiering And Returning In Fall 2022 That Are Worth Checking Out

October 1:
Saturday Night Live (NBC, Season 48)
We Bought a Funeral Home (Discovery+, new docuseries)
Ghost Hunters (Travel Channel/Discovery+, Season 2)
My Hero Academia (Crunchyroll, Season 6)
Spy x Family (Crunchyroll, Season 1B)
Uzaki-Chan Wants to Hang Out! (Crunchyroll, Season 2)
The Williams Family Cabin (Magnolia Network/Discovery+, new docuseries; working title)
Housing Complex C (Adult Swim, new short-form anime series)
Saving Me (BYUtv, new animated series)
Inside the Base (Circle Network, new docuseries)

October 2:

The Equalizer is one of my favorite action television shows. I love a show with strong female leads; The Equalizer has several. “Queen Latifah as Robyn in ‘The Equalizer’ is indeed an amazing show to watch. Co-created by executive producers Michael Sloan, Richard Lindheim, and Queen Latifah, the show revolves around the life of Robyn, a former CIA operative. Living with her Aunt Viola, Robyn is raising her daughter Delilah as a single mother. However, unknown to everyone, Robyn leads a dual life where she works undercover and protects the lives of people who cannot trust anyone else.” Readers Fusion

America’s Funniest Home Videos (ABC, Season 33)
*The Equalizer (CBS, Season 3)
East New York (CBS, new drama series)
Family Law (The CW, new drama series)
Coroner (The CW, Season 4)

The Walking Dead (AMC, Season 11C; final season)

Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire (AMC, new drama series), In the year 2022, the vampire Louis de Pointe du Lac lives in Dubai and seeks to tell the story of his life or afterlife to renowned journalist Daniel Molloy.
Blumhouse’s Compendium of Horror (Epix, new docuseries)
Jack Osbourne’s Haunted Homecoming (Travel Channel/Discovery+, new docuseries)
Alaskan Bush People (Discovery, Season 7)
A Cut Above (Discovery, new competition series)

October 3:
The Good Doctor (ABC, Season 6)

October 4:
Making Black America: Through the Grapevine (PBS, new documentary miniseries), “Henry Louis Gates Jr. explores the codes, networks and private societies that Black Americans have created “behind the veil” of the color line in a four-part documentary series.” NYT 
Cherish the Day (OWN, Season 4)
Beyond Oak Island (History, new docuseries)
Love Off the Grid (Discovery, new dating competition series)

October 5:
The Real Love Boat (CBS, new competition series)
Kung Fu (The CW, Season 3)
Abominable and the Invisible City (Hulu, new children’s animated series)
Chucky (Syfy, Season 2)

“Spider-Man: No Way Home star Jacob Batalon makes his TV debut in Reginald the Vampire this fall. This new series follows Reginald, who stumbles into becoming an unlikely hero in a world populated by vampires.” From BuzzFeed
Reginald the Vampire (Syfy, new drama series)
Forged in Fire (History, Season 9B)
Tooning Out the News (Comedy Central, Season 3)

October 6:

Hilary Swank plays Eileen Fitzgerald, an award-winning investigative journalist who accepts an offer from a daily metro newspaper in Anchorage looking for answers after a series of Indigenous women have disappeared without a trace. ETonline

Station 19 (ABC, Season 5)
Grey’s Anatomy (ABC, Season 18)
Alaska Daily (ABC, new drama series)
Walker (The CW, Season 3)
Walker: Independence (The CW, new drama series)

October 7:
S.W.A.T. (CBS, Season 6)
Fire Country (CBS, new drama series)
Blue Bloods (CBS, Season 13)
Ghost Brothers: Lights Out (Discovery+, Season 2)
The UnXplained (History, Season 3B)
The Proof Is Out There (History, Season 3)

October 9:
NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS, Season 14)
The Real Housewives of Potomac (Bravo, Season 7)|
Alaska: The Last Frontier (Discovery, Season 11)
Be My Guest with Ina Garten (Food Network/Discovery+, Season 2)

October 10:
All American (The CW, Season 6)
All American: Homecoming (The CW, Season 2)
The Journey of India (Discovery+, new documentary series)
My Life Is Murder (Acorn TV, Season 3)

October 11:

“The world of Supernatural returns with this spinoff series from Jensen and Danneel Ackles. The Winchesters will take fans of the original show back in time as Dean Winchester narrates the story of how his parents, John Winchester and Mary Campbell, met, fell in love, and fought monsters together, all while searching for their missing fathers.” From BuzzFeed
The Winchesters (The CW, new drama series)
Professionals (The CW, new drama series)
NHL Season Opener Doubleheader (ESPN, Season 2)
The Renovator (HGTV, new docuseries)

Becoming Fredrick Douglass The documentarian Stanley Nelson (“Attica,” “Freedom Riders”) fills in some important chapters in his epic yet quotidian history of Black life in America with this film and with “Harriet Tubman: Visions of Freedom” (Oct. 4), both directed by Nelson and Nicole London. (PBS, Oct. 11.) NYT 

October 12:
The Challenge: Ride or Dies (MTV, season 38)
Love at First Lie (MTV, new competition series)

October 13:
Winter House (Bravo, Season 2)
Mysteries of the Abandoned (Discovery, new docuseries)

October 14:
Penn & Teller: Fool Us (The CW, Season 9)
Whose Line Is It Anyway? (The CW, Season 19)
Make Yourself at Home (Magnolia Network/Discovery+, new docuseries)

October 16:
Masterpiece: Miss Scarlet and the Duke (PBS, Season 2)
Masterpiece: Magpie Murders (PBS, new drama series)
Masterpiece: Annika (PBS, new drama series)

October 17:
No One Can Hear You Scream (ID, new docuseries)

October 18:
Body Cam (ID, Season 6)
The Murder Tapes (ID, Season 8)

October 19:
NBA Season Opener Doubleheader (ESPN, new season)
Documentary Now! (IFC, Season 4), One of TV’s greatest pleasures returns after a more than three-year hiatus. The fourth season, hosted, as always, by Dame Helen Mirren, will include sendups of “My Octopus Teacher,” “The September Issue,” “When We Were Kings” and Werner Herzog’s “Burden of Dreams.” NYT 
After Happily Ever After (BET, new unscripted series)

October 20:
V/H/S/99 (Shudder/AMC+, new anthology series)

October 21:
Love During Lockup (WEtv, Season 2)
In the Kitchen with Abner and Amanda (Magnolia Network/Discovery+, new cooking series)

October 22:
Criss Angel’s Magic with the Stars (The CW, new unscripted series)
World’s Funniest Animals (The CW, Season 3)
2022 NBA Tipoff Doubleheader (NBA TV, new season)

October 23:
The Toys That Built America (History, Season 2)

October 28:
Urban Legend (Travel Channel/Discovery+, new docuseries), Based on widely shared “true” stories that happened to a friend of a friend … of a friend, each episode of URBAN LEGEND is a mini-horror film cinematically crafted to deliver a hyper-suspenseful and tension-fueled experience. Featuring lurking psychopaths, murderous mysteries, creepy creatures and twisting tales, these disturbing legends prey on our most deeply embedded fears to shock and terrify. This nightmarish anthology series, under the creative guidance of master of horror Eli Roth, showcases eight one-hour episodes of classic urban legends as you’ve never seen them before. Travel Channel